When Apple announced SwiftUI back in 2019, there’s a new language feature called “function builder” that didn’t go through the Swift Evolution process but was shipped with Apple’s Swift toolchain to make SwiftUI a reality. I’m glad that the community decided to adopt this feature as result builders, allowing us to mimic SwiftUI’s API ourselves.
The best way to build an app is with Swift and SwiftUI – if you don’t have to support older iOS versions. But it doesn’t have to be like this – with one weird little trick.
For general audience, please use the official App Store/TestFlight releases.
During the GitHub Universe 2020, I answered the call to an adventure:
There’s an easter egg within TwilioQuest. Your first hint is: “hit the nail on the head.”
Congratulations.
Before we start, let me ask you a question: For the public high schools of Fairfax County in Virginia, approximately what percentage of them do not have any computer science related courses?
I’ll add my description soon, but for now, check out the official website.
Thank you all for being interested in Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference and this scholarship opportunity. I hope all of us could go together, to learn, and have fun!
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The meaning of life is to find the meaning of life.